Anton Chekhov's The Cherry Orchard

Lubov Ranevskaya returns from exile in Paris.

Back home in Russia, her estate and beloved cherry orchard, which have been in her family for generations, are on the verge of ruin. This is due to Lubov's extravagant lifestyle and the entire aristocratic family's detachment from reality.

While the pragmatic merchant Lopakhin proposes solutions to save the estate, everyone else revels in memories, vacillating between melancholy and hope, often lost in daydreams and far removed from practical solutions. Meanwhile, time is running out.